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Pinarayi Vijayan to be sworn-in on May 25

  •   Sat, May 21 2016 10:46:12 AM

Thiruvananthapuram, May 21 (IANS): Pinarayi Vijayan would be sworn-in as Kerala's 22nd chief minister on May 25, in the state capital .

The CPI-M led Left Democratic Front (LDF) won the polls on Thursday by winning 91 seats in the 140 member Kerala Assembly.

The date was confirmed by Vijayan on Saturday meeting veteran party colleague V.S.Achuthanandan along with CPI-M state secretary Kodiyeri Balakrishnan.

" He (Achuthanandan) has been a chief minister from our party in the past and hence came to meet him. As things stand now, we have decided to have the swearing-in of the new government on Wednesday (May 25) at the Central Stadium, here," said Vijayan.

"Discussions have begun on finalising the ministers in our party and in the coming days, the list will be ready," he added.

Vijayan was elected to lead his party at a meeting of his party leadership on Friday.
  

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  • biplab kumar barai, vadodara

    Tue, May 24 2016

    Congrats to Mr Vijayan to become CM of Kerala"Gods Own Country".Its become last chance for CPI(M) to prove there credability among general mass.Its now or never situation for CPI(M).I wish this time they make some productive approach towards upliftment of society and become a part of "Bharat Nirman".Jai Hind.

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